Amonbet operator analysis reveals Curacao licensing and regulatory differences

Amonbet, operated by AMO GLOBAL S. R. L., manages a platform featuring over 10,000 titles from 135 different software providers. While the operator reports annual revenues exceeding €1,000,000, analysis indicates the platform operates under a Curacao license rather than the Spanish DGOJ regulation.

This jurisdictional difference means the platform does not adhere to specific Spanish requirements, such as mandatory fund segregation and continuous audits. Furthermore, the site utilizes 128-bit SSL encryption, which is below the current 256-bit market standard. Regarding data privacy, the operator retains personal information for a minimum of five years following the last transaction or account closure, a period longer than the industry average of one to two years.

Access is restricted in several regions, including the United States, Malta, Georgia, Poland, Belarus, and Russia, with additional limitations in Finland. While the platform implements KYC and AML protocols, local Spanish self-exclusion mechanisms (RGIAJ) are not automatically applied due to the foreign jurisdiction.